ENGL courses
116 courses · Augusta University · Fall 2026
- ENGL 1101 — College Composition I1 section
- ENGL 1101H — Honors College Composition I1 section
- ENGL 1102 — College Composition II1 section
- ENGL 1102H — Honors College Composition II1 section
- ENGL 1113H — Honors Freshman Composition I1 section
- ENGL 1114H — Honors Freshman Composition II1 section
- ENGL 2060 — Introduction to Literature1 section
- ENGL 2110 — Creative Writing1 section
- ENGL 2111 — World Literature I1 section
- ENGL 2112 — World Literature II1 section
- ENGL 2121 — British Literature I1 section
- ENGL 2122 — British Literature II1 section
- ENGL 2131 — American Literature I1 section
- ENGL 2132 — American Literature II1 section
- ENGL 2140 — African American Literature1 section
- ENGL 2680 — Professional and Technical Writing1 section
- ENGL 2950 — Selected Topics1 section
- ENGL 3110 — Topics in African American Literature and Culture1 section
- ENGL 3120 — Southern Literature1 section
- ENGL 3210 — Film Appreciation1 section
- ENGL 3250 — Introduction to Theory and Method1 section
- ENGL 3310 — Women’s Literature1 section
- ENGL 3320 — Children’s Literature1 section
- ENGL 3330 — Literature for Pre-Adolescents and Adolescents1 section
- ENGL 3605 — Literature for the Creative Writer: Creative Nonfiction1 section
- ENGL 3610 — Literature for the Creative Writer: Fiction1 section
- ENGL 3615 — Literature for the Creative Writer: Poetry1 section
- ENGL 3620 — Writing for the Theatre1 section
- ENGL 3630 — The Art of Poetry1 section
- ENGL 3640 — The Art of Fiction1 section
- ENGL 3650 — Grant Writing1 section
- ENGL 3660 — The Art of the Essay1 section
- ENGL 3681 — Advanced Style and Editing1 section
- ENGL 3682 — Writing in the Community1 section
- ENGL 3684 — Rhetorical Genre Studies1 section
- ENGL 3685 — Digital Rhetoric1 section
- ENGL 3686 — Introduction to Writing in the Sciences1 section
- ENGL 3687 — User Research and Design1 section
- ENGL 3688 — Theory and History of Rhetoric1 section
- ENGL 3700 — Introduction to Professional Writing and Rhetoric1 section
- ENGL 3830 — Writing Center Theory and Practice1 section
- ENGL 4000 — Studies in British Literature1 section
- ENGL 4001 — Oral Proficiency for ESL Speakers1 section
- ENGL 4002 — Academic English for ESL Speakers1 section
- ENGL 4020 — History of the Book1 section
- ENGL 4100 — Studies in American Literature1 section
- ENGL 4200 — Studies in Genre1 section
- ENGL 4220 — Contemporary Theatre1 section
- ENGL 4230 — Modern Poetry1 section
- ENGL 4250 — The Modern American Novel1 section
- ENGL 4261 — The English Novel to 19001 section
- ENGL 4262 — The Modern British Novel1 section
- ENGL 4310 — Studies in Feminism1 section
- ENGL 4330 — Studies in Popular Culture1 section
- ENGL 4350 — Studies in Medieval Literature and Medievalism1 section
- ENGL 4360 — Studies in World Literature1 section
- ENGL 4410 — Chaucer1 section
- ENGL 4420 — Shakespeare1 section
- ENGL 4430 — Milton1 section
- ENGL 4440 — Major British Authors1 section
- ENGL 4450 — Major American Authors1 section
- ENGL 4460 — Mythology and Folklore1 section
- ENGL 4470 — Imagining Other Worlds1 section
- ENGL 4510 — Literary Theory1 section
- ENGL 4520 — Research in Writing1 section
- ENGL 4530 — Studies in Theory1 section
- ENGL 4630 — Advanced Poetry Workshop1 section
- ENGL 4640 — Advanced Fiction Workshop1 section
- ENGL 4650 — Advanced Theory of Professional Writing and Rhetoric1 section
- ENGL 4660 — Advanced Creative Nonfiction Workshop1 section
- ENGL 4670 — Sand Hills Literary Editing and Publishing1 section
- ENGL 4680 — Special Topics in Writing1 section
- ENGL 4690 — Rhetoric and Digital Media1 section
- ENGL 4711 — Introduction to Linguistics1 section
- ENGL 4712 — Modern Grammatical Systems1 section
- ENGL 4720 — The Story of the English Language1 section
- ENGL 4800 — Capstone Seminar1 section
- ENGL 4801 — Methods and Materials for Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages I1 section
- ENGL 4802 — Methods and Materials for Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages II1 section
- ENGL 4810 — Creative Writing Capstone1 section
- ENGL 4950 — Selected Topics1 section
- ENGL 4960 — Undergraduate Internship (1 to 3 Credit Hours)1 section
- ENGL 4961 — Professional Writing Internship1 section
- ENGL 4990 — Undergraduate Research1 section
- ENGL 6001 — Oral Proficiency for ESL Speakers in Academic Context1 section
- ENGL 6002 — Research-Oriented Writing for ESL Writers1 section
- ENGL 6010 — Special Topics in World Literature1 section
- ENGL 6110 — Special Topics in Genre1 section
- ENGL 6125 — Literature for Children1 section
- ENGL 6130 — Topics in Pre-Adolescent and Adolescent Literature1 section
- ENGL 6230 — Studies in African American Literature1 section
- ENGL 6250 — Studies in Women’s Literature1 section
- ENGL 6310 — Literature of the English Middle Ages1 section
- ENGL 6315 — Literature of the English Renaissance1 section
- ENGL 6320 — English Neoclassical and Romantic Literature1 section
- ENGL 6325 — English Literature: Victorian Through the 1900s1 section
- ENGL 6350 — Topics in British Literature1 section
- ENGL 6410 — American Literature to 18751 section
- ENGL 6420 — American Literature Since 18751 section
- ENGL 6440 — Studies in Southern Literature1 section
- ENGL 6450 — Topics in American Literature1 section
- ENGL 6500 — Second-Language Acquisition Theories1 section
- ENGL 6520 — Research in Writing1 section
- ENGL 6550 — Studies in Major British Authors1 section
- ENGL 6560 — Studies in Major American Authors1 section
- ENGL 6610 — English Language: History and Structure1 section
- ENGL 6620 — English Linguistics1 section
- ENGL 6625 — Contemporary English Grammar and Usage1 section
- ENGL 6650 — Grant Writing1 section
- ENGL 6680 — Professional and Technical Writing1 section
- ENGL 6681 — Advanced Style and Editing1 section
- ENGL 6682 — Writing in the Community1 section
- ENGL 6700 — Special Topics in Writing1 section
- ENGL 6800 — Issues in Literary Criticism1 section
- ENGL 6801 — Methods and Materials for Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages1 section
- ENGL 6950 — Special Topics (1 to 3 Credit Hours)1 section
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